Washington State Republican Party

10/30/2026

"Washington’s nonprofits, and the communities who rely on them, will take a hit as well," says former WA Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler, who is urging voters to vote YES on I-645 to repeal the unconstitutional state income tax.

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Washington’s new income tax was sold as only hitting the wealthy—but lawmakers are already talking about lowering the threshold to the middle clas

10/30/2026

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🗳️ Vote NOW. Get your friends to vote! Download this graphic and text it across Washington State to urge a vote for balance on our Supreme Court and common sense on statewide initiatives. Every ballot returned is a step toward local accountability and a more affordable Washington. We can make a lasting difference together when we turn out.

10/30/2026

“This is our chance to change direction for our state and for our country,” says John Braun. “With the race in WA's Third Congressional District neck and neck, every vote matters. Now is the time folks. This is arguably the most important race in the country.“ Don’t delay. Drop your ballots off today. Vote for John Braun for Congress.

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10/30/2026

Vote for Washington State Republican Party-recommended candidates for WA State Supreme Court, including Judge Dave Larson for Supreme Court Justice. Public-sector unions are bankrolling progressive candidates for political gain. Currently, the WA State Supreme Court is made up of mostly activists in black robes. We need judges to defend the Constitution and the rule of law. VOTE for WA State Supreme Court needs Judge Dave Larson for Supreme Court Justice.

Judge Larson is endorsed across the political spectrum, but the people who support him do so out of respect for his fierce independence, his character, and his desire to do what is right for all of us.

Judge Dave Larson has said it plainly:

"It doesn't matter who endorses me. My views are the same. If you think you're going to get a decision out of me because you've endorsed me, don't endorse me."

That's the kind of independence Washington deserves on its Supreme Court. Judges should answer to the law and the Constitution, not to the groups that support them or the special interests spending to label them.

Ballots are due Tuesday, November 3rd. Please don't leave the Supreme Court race blank. Vote Judge Dave Larson for Supreme Court, Position 5!

10/30/2026

WA Secretary of State Steve Hobbs should step down. He can't recover from this.

Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs says DOJ claims about noncitizens on voter rolls are wrong even while admitting the state isn’t systematic

10/30/2026

WA Secretary of State Steve Hobbs' ongoing refusal to turn over voter rolls to the U.S. Department of Justice is a stain on election integrity in the state. He should drop the partisan political theater and comply.

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Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs doubled down on his pushback against claims by the Department of Justice that hundreds of noncitizens are registered t

10/29/2026

"In the last few months, elected statewide officials in Washington have made more mistakes and weird decisions than usual," writes Washington State Republican Party Chairman Rep. Jim Walsh. "These poor decisions are often driven by a combination of arrogance and managerial incompetence. But, on a deeper level, the mistakes reflect an undeserved attitude of elitism that’s part of the left-wing ideology that organizations like George Soros’s Open Society Foundations have implanted in Washington State Democratic Party."

Gov. Bob Ferguson’s National Guard letter, AG Nick Brown’s warrantless arrest brief and Steve Hobbs’ civic forum remarks share one troubling trait: elitism.

10/29/2026

First U.S. Attorney Pete Serrano of WA's Eastern District slammed WA Secretary of State Steve Hobbs’ “bad timing” excuse, saying, “Let me be clear. The timing of this is because we are doing the homework of the state.” Serrano added that The United States Department of Justice
requested the voter rolls more than a year ago, only to be met with litigation and obstruction. After refusing to comply, Hobbs issued emergency regulations that pressure county auditors not to cooperate with federal authorities—or risk felony charges.

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10/29/2026

With turnout trending upward from 2022, Republicans have increased their share of the vote EVERY day since ballot returns started being counted. Below is an in-the-weeds descrption of what is currently happening with ballots statewide.

Ballot returns (match backs) in WA state, through early voting, are less than ideal for Republicans, with the usual chorus of paid voices already declaring defeat and blame-shifting onto President Trump and the Republican Party. This perception is premature. While it’s true that the baseline number of Republicans who have voted so far is low, there is reason for optimism. Democrats are frontloading their votes, so things appear worse than they are.

In the 2026 WA State August Primary, Washington State Republican Party voter modeling data matched the actual results closely and suggested that 40.6% of ballots cast in that election went for Republicans while 59.4% went for Democrats. While this was unfavorable, turnout was only 36.8% and the remaining voters who did not vote in the primary skewed heavily Republican, suggesting things should improve for the general. Additionally, Republicans kept the margin manageable to come back and win in most of the key swing races throughout the state, including some potential pickups.

Currently, with roughly one week of voting left, the same Washington State Republican Party voter model suggests that roughly 39.8% of the ballot cast should go Republican versus 60.2% for Democrats, while statewide turnout sits around 27%. Some 72.5% of these votes already cast for the general are from voters who’ve already voted in the primary though, and in Federal election years, upwards of 95% of the people who vote in the primary also vote in the general and vote the same way as they did in the primary. Since we know the vast majority of primary voters are going to vote again and split similarly to how they did in the primary, the more intriguing question is where are we with the new voters who did not vote in the primary but have already cast their vote for the general?

The answer is that we are doing significantly better with these voters—about 7 to 8 points better than voters who already voted in the primary. At current trajectory, WA should expect a 67% turnout for the election, nearly doubling that of the primary election. If all the primary voters vote and we continue to improve by 7 to 8 points with new voters, we can expect Republicans to win most of the tossup races in our state.

WE can't bank on anything though unless we get out and actually vote! Get out and vote. Get your friends to vote. And get your neighbors to vote. And whatever you do, don't give up and don't give in. The left knows they can't win unless they can discourage us into not voting, and that's exactly what they are trying to do with the prevailing narrative—nationally and at the state level. Let’s prove them wrong.

10/29/2026

Let’s get out the vote. Let’s flip the 3rd District!